Not exact matches
From that POV, it probably wouldn't matter whether it was Thomas Dimitroff (the
guy whose neglect
of the defense led the team to have to do a complete rebuild in the first place) or some
other guy with weakened GM powers, if you devote almost every high value pick for six years to one side
of the ball, that side
of the ball will probably get better.
I'm a happily married (lucky)
guy of over 10 years
whose wife encourages / approves
of going out with
others, as long as I tell her all the details...
Ed Exley (
Guy Pearce) is a beat cop - turned - detective
whose strict by - the - book philosophy and willingness to blow the whistle on
other officers is balanced by a shrewd and opportunistic understanding
of the internal politics
of the department.
In an inspired touch, King and co-writer Simon Farnaby, a fellow Mighty Boosh veteran, make their bad
guy a perfect inversion
of the Paddington - verse's core values
of neighborliness and community: a prima donna
whose career has been destroyed by his complete inability to work with
other people.
That's the sort
of aesthetic family resemblance a lightweight like Fleischer ought to milk for all it's worth, but hear him out: Sean Penn's enterprising mob boss Mickey Cohen, he insists, isn't a cartoon bruiser in the tradition
of Al Pacino's Big Boy Caprice, but a real
guy whose face only looks a little off because it's been molded by
other men's fists.
Cera,
whose smooth, slightly rounded face brings to mind an early Jim Henson creation, is so adept at conveying the innocent desperation
of male adolescence, so low - key and genuine (especially compared to Jason Biggs and
other hammy purveyors
of the nice -
guy - who - still - wants - to - get - laid shtick) that he can at times be almost painful to watch.
Other strong supporting parts include Brooks» appearance alongside Dan Aykroyd in the funny / scary prologue to 1983's Twilight Zone: The Movie; a great turn in Steven Soderbergh's Out
Of Sight as a spineless white - collar criminal in the Michael Milken vein
whose mansion becomes a crime scene; and a standout role as a bad
guy in the upcoming Nicolas Winding Refn thriller Drive.
In this corner, Mickey Rourke: winner
of countless critics awards for his performance in The Wrestler, who has apparently pissed off more people than Perez Hilton, who called Perez Hilton a faggot and no one gave a shit,
whose Hollywood story mirrors that
of his character, who won the Golden Globe and the BAFTA and who doesn't have an Oscar to his name and may never be nominated for another one again,
whose fans are fierce but respectful
of the
other guy's posse.
And in this corner, Sean Penn: winner
of countless critics awards for his performance in Milk, who has ostensibly pissed off more people than Fidel Castro, who said that Fidel Castro was good for Cuba and no one gave a shit, who has come a long way from being married to Madonna and being scared
of the dick to swapping saliva with James Franco the same year Prop 8 passed in Oscar's home state
of California, who won the SAG and the BFCA,
whose fans are fierce but respectful
of the
other guy's posse.
Here's what I've since learned WOA
guys are dying to hear, not only from my own
guy but also from many
other men
whose primary love language is Words
of Affirmation.